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Weed threat velvetleaf has been confirmed in maize and silage in several sites in Waikato – meaning it has come in through a different pathway than that found in fodder beet.
Published in General News
IrrigationNZ says it's confident the Ruataniwha dam project will go ahead, but disputes costs for the project have risen by 50%.
Published in General News
An initiative selling fresh spring lamb into Countdown supermarkets has been kicked off by Helensville farmer Richard Kidd.
Published in General News
Have you ever wondered why you can smell a particular aroma in a glass of wine, but no one else can?
Published in Profiles
Westland Milk Products has already received "substantial orders" for products from its new $40 million ultra-high temperature (UHT) plant in Rolleston.
Published in General News
"We draft them off as we milk, then when we've finished milking the rest, we just bring them back onto the platform and dry cow them."
Published in Farm Health
The seven farms Rebecca Keoghan has responsibility for vary in size: the largest run about 1200 cows each on 490ha platforms and produce up to 400,000kgMS...
Published in Management
A New Zealand dairy farmer who has farmed overseas and worked with some of the largest dairy genetics organisations now heads World Wide Sires in New Zealand.
Published in Agribusiness
Fonterra researchers have made a breakthrough chemical imprint for the dairy industry.
Published in Agribusiness
In tough times people need to look to leaders, says Jo Finer, Fonterra's general manager of New Zealand industry affairs.
Published in Agribusiness
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